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SlytherinSistah · 06-24-2010, 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Lockhartian

Parchments and quill. If Treyen was doing some other research he'd brought less things along. But...he sort of was doing research.

Grin. Grin.

And a very sweet face.

"Well, Sir, I've been looking for you, actually" he nodded, one single nod, though, it's not like he's been looking for him throughout the school, just in here, "You see, we've been working something in Arithmancy...and, well, I though...if you can...of course...let me do you a reading" he ended, another nod, it was for educational purposes only, they were after all asked to practice their skills, and what better way than do that with Mr. Kapoor? He was part of Staff. And one that had actually taught him something that isn't required.

So, yeah, pretty cool, huh?

"What do you say?" because, then if the answer was yes, then Treyen will be asking the other questions.

"Oh, Arthimancy!" He said in a sort of happy bellow. "What a fascinating topic. I'd be more than happy to help you with your reading practice, Mr. Lockhart. What numbers have you been learning about Professor Hadley's class?"

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Originally Posted by Proffesor Snape

Ari smiled widely, giving a small bow with her head, "Of course, Sir." She bothered now to simply set down the box, a dull glass clunk! sounding from inside. She was never one to carry heavy things around, but this present was rather special, and she would wait for a rare Mister-Kapoor-Is-Really-Honestly-Not-Busy-Right-Now moment.

She knew that could take all day, but she had nowhere terribly important to be.

"If you want to, Miss Malone, you may wait for me in my office. Please excuse the mess, we just had a meeting in there and there is still a bit of clutter, But I shall be in there shortly." He took her not-beginning to say what she had come for to mean that it was private. At least he thought it might not be something she could easily say in front of others, for in the past, upon her visits she usually spoke more eagerly. She didn't seem in a sour mood so he hoped nothing was too wrong.

06-24-2010, 10:59 PM	#44 (permalink)
SlytherinSistah DoM Ramora Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Merlin Foresaken PST Posts: 5,432 x9 x3	*snoogles Jess for not being strict about her deadlines!* C.R.E.A.M \| Haitian Sensation \| Shark Patronus \| Your Huckleberry \| T's ClayBaby Quote: Originally Posted by Lockhartian Parchments and quill. If Treyen was doing some other research he'd brought less things along. But...he sort of was doing research. Grin. Grin. And a very sweet face. "Well, Sir, I've been looking for you, actually" he nodded, one single nod, though, it's not like he's been looking for him throughout the school, just in here, "You see, we've been working something in Arithmancy...and, well, I though...if you can...of course...let me do you a reading" he ended, another nod, it was for educational purposes only, they were after all asked to practice their skills, and what better way than do that with Mr. Kapoor? He was part of Staff. And one that had actually taught him something that isn't required. So, yeah, pretty cool, huh? "What do you say?" because, then if the answer was yes, then Treyen will be asking the other questions. "Oh, Arthimancy!" He said in a sort of happy bellow. "What a fascinating topic. I'd be more than happy to help you with your reading practice, Mr. Lockhart. What numbers have you been learning about Professor Hadley's class?" Quote: Originally Posted by Proffesor Snape Ari smiled widely, giving a small bow with her head, "Of course, Sir." She bothered now to simply set down the box, a dull glass clunk! sounding from inside. She was never one to carry heavy things around, but this present was rather special, and she would wait for a rare Mister-Kapoor-Is-Really-Honestly-Not-Busy-Right-Now moment. She knew that could take all day, but she had nowhere terribly important to be. "If you want to, Miss Malone, you may wait for me in my office. Please excuse the mess, we just had a meeting in there and there is still a bit of clutter, But I shall be in there shortly." He took her not-beginning to say what she had come for to mean that it was private. At least he thought it might not be something she could easily say in front of others, for in the past, upon her visits she usually spoke more eagerly. She didn't seem in a sour mood so he hoped nothing was too wrong.